Writing Grants

Grants that fund writers and journalists — project grants, book-completion funding, reporting grants, and emergency funds. Award amounts and deadlines shown on every listing.

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Project funding, reporting grants, and emergency fundsAward amounts stated up frontMost grants are free to apply

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Frequently asked questions

Who funds writing grants?+

Arts councils, private foundations, literary organizations, and journalism nonprofits. Grants on this page range from small project stipends to five-figure awards funding a year of work on a book or reporting project.

Do writing grants require a finished manuscript?+

Usually not. Most grants fund work in progress — applications typically ask for a project description, a writing sample, and sometimes a budget. Fellowships and book prizes are the categories that more often want completed work.

Are writing grants free to apply for?+

The large majority are free. A small number charge a modest administrative fee, which is shown on the listing when it exists.

Where do these opportunity listings come from?+

Opportunities are aggregated daily from publishers' and organizations' own submission pages and portals, plus curated editorial sources. Every listing is checked for real pay or a real award — explicitly unpaid calls are filtered out, and contests whose entry fee outweighs any stated prize are rejected automatically.

Why is the organization name hidden on some listings?+

Browsing titles, deadlines, award amounts, and entry fees is free. The hosting organization and direct submission link are unlocked with a paid CozyJobs membership — that curation is what the subscription funds. Plans start at $25/month; see cozyjobs.com/pricing.

How often are these pages updated?+

Continuously. New opportunities are ingested throughout the day, deadlines are monitored, and listings are removed automatically when their submission window closes.

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